Los torneos y partidas más memorables de la historia I – Aeroflot 2012

Como parte de un selecto grupo de los torneos abiertos más importantes, en este vídeo presentado por los maestros Marcelo Panelo y Fernando Peralta veremos un análisis de lo que fue la versión 2012 de este evento destacado por las numerosas partidas memorables, duros giros en juegos aparentemente sólidas e importantes sorpresas ya en las rondas finales. En esta presentación del DVD “Los torneos y partidas más memorables de la historia I” veremos una partida del ganador del torneo Abierto Aeroflot 2012, el GM Mateusz Bartel.

ClasesDeAjedrez.NET en conjunto con Escuela de Ajedrez presenta asi el DVD “Los torneos y partidas más memorables de la historia I” como una selección de las clases mas destacadas en el tema, no sólo abordando este torneo sino una gama variada de torneos y partidas, todas presentadas por los GM Fernando Peralta, GM Marc Narciso, MI Alfonso Jerez, MI Marcelo Panelo y MF Adrian Randazzo.

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• Aggressive Play, Tricks, Opening Traps and much more! - GM Dzindzichashvili
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• The Leningrad in the Nimzo! - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• The Marshall variation in The French! - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• Master the fine Art of Attack! - IM Valeri Lilov
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• Try Alert Defense to Win! - Learn From Your Fellow Amateurs 4 - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• This Gambit? A Surprise Weapon Against Unprepared Players! (EMPIRE CHESS)
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/crushing-white-schliemann-gambit-gm-sam-shankland/ ♕ FREE DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2014/11/10/schliemann-gambit-gm-sam-shankland/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless GM Sam Shankland, one of the best players in the United States, teaches us how to play the Schliemann Gambit. With his deep chess understanding and vast knowledge of this gambit, he creates a repertoire that can help the player deal with all the important lines of this opening, which has been played by great masters like Polgar, Nimzowitsch and even Karpov. In this exclusive preview brought to you by OnlineChessLessons.NET, GM Sam Shankland thoroughly analyses the sidelines of the Schliemann Gambit. Shankland shows the power of this opening and how black can obtain really active and powerful positions even in the most critical lines. The Schliemann gambit is a necessary addition to the repertoire of any player, since it is dynamic and gives black excellent counter play. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/
• Trounce the unorthodox players! - GM Eugene Perelshteyn
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• The Closed Sicilian for White: Basic Principles - IM Attila Turzo
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• The Anti-Dutch System is Nothing to Fear!
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• The Tarrasch French Defense for White - GM Jesse Kraai
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• Grandmaster CRUSHING Attacks! - GM Maxim Dlugy (EMPIRE CHESS)
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• Beating ALL the Anti-Sicilian Systems! - GM Chris Ward
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• The Pre-Endgame - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• The Barry Attack: Taming d-Pawn Sidelines!
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• “The Desperado” tactic! - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• Tune in to Anti-Flank Openings! - IM Andrew Martin
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• Learn From Your Fellow Amateurs (and their mistakes!) - NM Dana Mackenzie
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• How to Defend in Chess: The MOST important elements needed when defending! (EMPIRE CHESS)
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• Trompowsky Tamed! - IM Andrew Martin
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• Complex Chess Endgames! by GM Bryan Smith
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• Alekhine Defence: The Fast Knight development! - FM Chris Dunworth
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• Tactical Problem Solving! - Step by Step Training Guide - GM Jesse Kraai
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• Unbeatable Secret Weapons for Black! - GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
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• Never Let Another Chess Advantage Slip! - FM Alisa Melekhina (EMPIRE CHESS)
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• The Aggressive 5.h4 Grunfeld Gambit! - GM Gareev (EMPIRE CHESS)
  ♕ DVD: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/shop/beating-the-grunfeld-defense-gm-timur-gareev/ ♕ 10 GM SECRETS: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/10gmsecrets/ ♕ MORE: http://www.onlinechesslessons.net/2014/08/25/grunfeld-gambit-gm-timur-gareev/ http://facebook.com/chesstutor | http://twitter.com/onlinechessless The Aggressive 5.h4 Grunfeld Gambit! This DVD for Intermediate to Advanced Players looks at the variations associated with 5.h4 in the Grunfeld and is termed ‘The Grunfeld Gambit’ by Timur as he often sacrifices the Pawn with h5. Gareev discusses the main ideas of the 5.h4 pawn launch in conjunction with 5…dxc4. The White idea of Rxh7 ‘sacrificing a Rook’ is a critical White attacking idea but the play prior to that is important too and detailed analysis is given for both Black’s defensive resources and White’s best way of maintaining the advantage in this dynamic variation. Interface used ICC: http://www.chessclub.com/from/WStewart/

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